Crestview Hills, KY – Geneva women’s tennis traveled to President Athletic Conference (PAC) opponent Thomas More on Saturday, September 10. Thomas More would win the match 5-4 largely due to their doubles match play. The loss moves Geneva’s overall record to 3-1, 0-1 in the PAC.
“This was definitely a roller coaster match,” commented head coach Mandee Craft. “It just came down to a few points but despite the team loss there were a lot of good things too.”
Junior Sarah Stoll (Norwalk, OH/Norwalk) played in third singles won her matches 6-4, 6-1 to contribute to the team's overall score. She and her doubles partner Grace Moyer (Virginia Beach, VA/Landstown) took their doubles match to 8-9 before eventually dropping the match.
Women’s tennis will be back in action on Tuesday, September 13 at 4 p.m. as they travel to face conference opponent Saint Vincent.
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